Cuban Ship Fires On U S Navy Plane Near Cuba
U S Navy aircraft patrolling 15 miles off Cuba was fired on by vessels believed Cuban. Washington warned Castro regime that U S crews will fire back if attacked again. The incident raises Cold War tensions amid reports of Russian arms in Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
White House
Fidel Castro
Castro
Key West
Fla
U.S
State Department
Florida
Havana
Homer City Family Escapes Serious Injury in Wisconsin Crash
A family of eight from Homer City, Pa., traveling home from Alaska escaped serious injury when their station wagon and house trailer plunged off Route 53 near Spooner, Wisconsin, rolling down an embankment. The incident, reported as they returned from a summer trip, prompted a local news note in the paper.
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Spooner, Wise
Homer City
Spooner
Wise
Alaska
Disease Battle Ends In Death For 1962 MS Mother
Mrs. Geraldine Reinhart of Birmingham, a 1962 national Multiple Sclerosis Mother of the Year, died after a 13 year battle with the disease and an operation. Her husband, 43, died in the crash near Route 63. The driver Mrs. Robert Smith, 67, and several passengers survived with minor injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
Geraldine Reinhart
Reinhart
Robert Smith
Labor Day crashes and Senate cost data fight unfold
The Labor Day week opened with 57 highway deaths, a rise over last year, including a rain related Arkansas crash killing six. Meanwhile Senate Democrats push contempt of Congress action against Bethlehem, Republic, National and Armco steel executives for withholding production cost data, with Kefauver leading the inquiry and a party line vote in committee.
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Sonny O
Arkansas
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Senate
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Judiciary Committee
Estes. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Nedy
Kefauver
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
John A. Carroll
Coloro
Philip A. Hurt
Michigan
Thomas J. Dodd
Contecticut
Eward V. Long
Missouri
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Auhority
Smell Company
Sereet
Weather forecast hints thundershowers and cooling
The forecast calls for showers this evening with temperatures around 58 to 86 degrees. Sunday will be cloudy and cooler with a few afternoon thundershowers.
Navy Plane Report Indicates Operation Near Cuba
The United States publicly showed its close watch on sea lanes near Cuba after a Navy plane was fired on 15 miles from Cuba. The White House said such ships or aircraft will use all means for protection, signaling a potential reply.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
White House
U.S
U.see
Key West
Boca Chica
Cardenas
Havana
Russia
Berserk gunman slain after fatal Coney Island chase
James Clark, 27, a Negro, opened fire on patrols at Coney Island on Labor Day weekend, killing a boarding house operator Lora Carter and a woman, injuring four others including Patrolmen Panico and Byrnes. Patrolman Herbert Nolan, wearing a bulletproof vest, shot Clark dead after a long chase amid 100 rounds fired.
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James Clark
Herbert Nolan
Nolan
Brooklyn
Atlantic Ocean
Clark
Nicholas A. Panico
Robert Byrnes
Lora Carter
Panico
Byrnes
Coney Island
New York
PSES Office Closed Monday Labor Day Closure
The Office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service at 30 North Fifth St Indiana will be closed Monday September 3 1962 in observance of Labor Day.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
North Fifth St
Indiana
Centennial County Fair Winds Down With Rides And Acts
The Centennial Indiana County Fair enters final stages with stock car races at 2 p m today and Labor Day eve wrestling. Admission frees Sun. Cetlin and Wilson Midway opens 2 p m. Shows include Chordettes grandstand act and vaudeville. Antique cars on display. New Dominion Barn Dance at 8 p m tonight. Weather favored large crowds as fair closes Monday Sept 3.
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Fairgrounds
Punxsutawney
New Dominion
Pennsylvania
Gazette Fair Photo pickup at editorial offices
Gazette readers may collect their Centennial Indiana County Fair Week photos published this week. Stop at the editorial offices between 1 and 3 p.m. any afternoon next week to obtain your free picture.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette
Algerian troops mass for offensive amid civil war fears
Algiers faces rising danger as 30,000 regular army troops mass southwest of the capital to crush mutinous guerrillas who seized Algiers. Rebels in Wilayas 3 and 4 urge civilians to block the advance while protests grow in the city and countryside.
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Algiers
Algeria
Wilayas
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Tiaret
Ahmed Sadoun
National Liberation (Regular) Army
Ben Bella
Wilaya 2
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Dance Tonite
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